Does the water stay in the bottom of the sink, and not fully drain.
4718
No, it should fully drain away. Perhaps there is something wrong with the connection, or the pipe is blocked?
1188444
No, it certainly doesn't. The "bump" actually conceals the typical overflow holes that any normal sink would have. It's a beautiful sink, but do pay attention to the pedestal portion (2 of 2 parts) that can have a mold/casting problem. Not bacteria, just form. I sent my first one back, the second was more straight but 0.5 in taller...makes a difference for such a tall sink.
1644006
No, there are no indentures in it. It drains pretty well, but if you're someone who is bothered by some residual water spots in the bottom of the sink then you won't like it. I don't mind wiping the sink down once in a while and guess I don't get too stressed over the dropplets.
648272
Sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you. We just moved (the reason for the new sink) and have not had internet access until today. The sink does drain perfectly. It does not hold water in the bottom. Hope that helps
1519105
Yes there is an overflow. It is the silver bezel seen in the picture. It probably gets about 2 inches deep before the overflow starts draining. This is an excellent sink I love mine.
964557
I have used it in the sink and it worked well. Get a lot of water in the sink and if it is a double sing have someone hold a washcloth on on of the sinks and just start pumping. Ours was not draining at all and it knocked it loose.
503638
Yes it holds water just fine. It does not come drilled with a drain hole, but there recesses at each end designed for you to drill your own hole. Use a hole saw or a step drill to get a clean hole.
347807
It doesn't when on the normal single stream. However it does a bit when switched to the spray as the pressure increases. My sink also isn't very deep so it could just be my setup.
2141020
It stays in the smaller side of the sink. If I need to use both sinks, it's small enough to put away.
2175739
Yes, that is exactly how I use mine. My husband drilled several holes through the plastic drain pan it comes with so it wouldn't hold water. I didn't want the metal scratching my sink or leaving rust marks so I place the plastic drainer down first to protect it.
1181719
Some water collects in the bottom but I have never had a problem with it to the degree that it would over flow.
1913757
No, but you can hold the lid back just a little and tip it over the sink and it drains just fine. I love this pan. It does have two small vent holes to let out the steam as it is cooking.
1644005
No it does not. Has a flat bottom but a very slight pitch for draining. 0 radius on the corners.
1964307
No it does not. but its small enough that tipping to drain is not a problem
113131
It does not. I prefer it this way since I have an under-sink water filter that does a much better job than those little charcoal filters, but you may prefer otherwise.
1863227
It does have a drain if you need to drain the water. It holds a little less than a gallon of water.
2115532
No it is pretty easy to keep clean. If you fill over the top of the filters then yes stuff will get down in the bottom. We have had ours for six months and have never actually washed it, just wipe it down a bit with a damp paper towel. Then on rare occasion take it to the sink and rinse inside bottom etc. Never had a second thought about it.